Regents Park, railway station
Regents Park railway station was built in 1924 and is located in the western suburb of Regents Park. The original station opened in 1912 when a line was built from Lidcombe but was moved here when the line was extended to Cabramatta. This station was once a junction of the Bankstown and Liverpool railway lines but is now only served by Sydney Trains T3 Bankstown line services.
At least one side is in shadow, enough for both sides at that hour...
ReplyDeleteHow super that the original station was opened in 1912, then moved to another location and still survives.
ReplyDeleteI do wonder what they built on the original station platforms.
DeleteLovely, looks like it's been well kept over the years.
ReplyDeleteSo glad it has survived the years and still looks so well maintained! Thank you for joining us this week, Jim.
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Well kept station. The roof line reminds me of airplane wings, so that carries out the travel theme.
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I haven't been on a train in many, many years. I remember going to my grandmother's house with my mom when I was about five years old. I though having breakfast on the train was so elegant. - Margy
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that places like this have interesting histories. But, what I appreciate more are the public toilets!!
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome to see you at 'My Corner of the World' this week! Thanks for linking up.
Wow - it's over 100 years old and still looks great!
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